@@BrandonFoltz YEAH! I knew nothing about sMAPE before your video. My comment does show it was understandable. Yet, I had to think twice before I got the sequence right. 😉 In the same way you try to make us better through your videos, we also try to be useful through our feedbacks that we hope will make things better and better. Thanks for being such open-minded. 👍🏾
Why did you use At instead of Yi? I think it should have been i because of the summation has i=1 to n and Y because in the first or second video of the previous playlist you introduced Y as value for a given period, not A
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At 10:13, the last column is not sMAPE but sAPE. This can be confusing.
Great job nonetheless. 👍🏾
True! I got ahead of myself but hopefully everyone understands. ☺️
@@BrandonFoltz YEAH!
I knew nothing about sMAPE before your video. My comment does show it was understandable. Yet, I had to think twice before I got the sequence right. 😉
In the same way you try to make us better through your videos, we also try to be useful through our feedbacks that we hope will make things better and better.
Thanks for being such open-minded. 👍🏾
Awesome explanation
Excellent, thank you ❤
Why did you use At instead of Yi? I think it should have been i because of the summation has i=1 to n and Y because in the first or second video of the previous playlist you introduced Y as value for a given period, not A
Hello Brandon,
Can you recommend me books that help to improve my probability and statistics for machine learning